Marvel at the backdrop of the movie 'Crash Landing on You' during the 8-day, 7-night Switzerland tour.

Embark on the Switzerland 8-day, 7-night tour, taking travelers on a journey to explore Switzerland's picturesque landscapes, especially tracing the footsteps to the famous filming location of the highly acclaimed South Korean drama 'Crash Landing on You.'

Marvel at the backdrop of the movie 'Crash Landing on You' during the 8-day, 7-night Switzerland tour.

The Grossmünster Church

Bahnhofstrasse, likened to 'The Fifth Avenue of New York,' with its luxurious boutiques lined up. This is one of the most magnificent shopping boulevards in the world, and it is said that the further south you go on Bahnhofstrasse, the more expensive the shops become.

The Chapel Bridge

This is a bridge located in the heart of Lucerne and is considered the symbol of this medieval city. Chapel Bridge is a masterpiece with its characteristic wooden architecture and distinctive roof. It is the oldest covered bridge in Europe, dating back to the 14th century, connecting the old town and the new town districts.

Lake Lucerne

Grindelwald Town

Mount Titlis

Titlis is the highest point in the Central Switzerland region, reaching over 3200m in height. It not only boasts impressive altitude but also combines all the elements to become a Swiss tourism paradise.

Lake Brienz

Lake Brienz is one of the most beautiful landscapes in the movie 'Crash Landing on You,' filmed in the village of Iseltwald on the shores of Lake Brienz – a lake located in the northern Alps, Canton Berne, Switzerland. In the movie 'Crash Landing on You,' Ri Jeong Hyeok's piano scene was filmed on the southern shore of Lake Brienz, near the Iseltwald pier. Lake Brienz Iseltwald stretches approximately 14km. Its maximum depth is 260m, and it is about 2.8km wide. Compared to sea level, the lake is 564m high. This lake symbolizes the peace of the village of Iseltwald, Switzerland. The stunning scenery around the lake has inspired many artists.

Blausee, famous for its name 'Blue Lake,' is a small lake located in the Kander Valley above Kandergrund, at an altitude of 887 meters, near the Kander River. The lake has a beautiful emerald green color even on days of heavy snowfall and is covered by a layer of ice. You can reach the lake by bus from the Frutigen or Kandersteg train stations.

Old Town Bern

Old Town Bern (German: Altstadt Berner) is actually the medieval city center of Bern, Switzerland. Built on a narrow hill surrounded on three sides by the Aare River, it is also home to the tallest building in Switzerland and many Renaissance-era landmarks. Old Town Bern has been recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site since 1983.

Zytglogge Clock Tower

The Zytglogge Clock Tower, or 'Zytglogge,' stands at a total height of 54.4 meters, with its main body divided into two tiers. The exterior is made of high limestone, while the outer shell is crafted from sandstone. There are about 130 spiral staircase steps leading from the base of the tower to the observation deck – providing panoramic views of the old town, the Alps, and the Jungfraujoch Interlacken – the 'top of Europe.' The two attic floors are covered by a red-tiled conical roof in Gothic medieval architecture style.

St. Pierre Cathedral

Construction of St. Pierre Cathedral began in 1160 and took 100 years to complete. Since its construction, the cathedral has undergone numerous repairs, renovations, and upgrades, including various aspects such as the prayer hall, interior furnishings, and decorative artworks.

The cathedral's design is predominantly Romanesque architecture with some Gothic-style details. Inside the cathedral, historical paintings still adorn the walls, and many Latin inscriptions are carved on the columns. Notably, the St. Peter Altarpiece, painted by Konrad Witz in 1444, is currently preserved in an art and history museum in Geneva. In the 8-day, 7-night Switzerland tour, visitors to Geneva cannot miss St. Pierre Cathedral in this beautiful city.

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Reference: Mytour Travel Guide